EUreka3D-XR: XR Applications for Cultural Heritage hybrid event in Pisa and on Zoom. Registration for… Continue Reading
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A policy for PIDs in cultural collections by Europeana
In the digital transformation of the cultural heritage sector, the concept of Persistent Identifiers (PIDs)… Continue Reading
A new story on Europeana: Valentí Fargnoli, the photographer in search of lost time
image: Plaça Major de Banyoles, Valentí Fargnoli | INSPAI, Centre de la Imatge de la Diputació… Continue Reading
Valentí Fargnoli: a lifetime of work now a public domain collection on Europeana thanks to INSPAI
Image credit: Old Bridge of Castelló d’Empúries, 1911-1944. IF 756630. INSPAI. Diputació de Girona. … Continue Reading
Exploring the importance of digital media authenticity in cultural heritage – a new blogpost published on Europeana written by Frederik Temmermans and Jolan Wuyts
Image: The Preparation of Tea in Japan. Inspecting and tasting tea – 1902 – Rijksmuseum,… Continue Reading
European Public Domain Day 2025: join the event on January 9 in Brussels and online
Image: Sunny Brabant landscape, Jean Brusselmans, collection Musea Brugge, photo: Hugo Maertens, artinflanders.be, public domain.… Continue Reading
“The beauty and legacy of Hungarian embroidery” – a new blogpost on Europeana
Discover the ancient Hungarian tradition of embroidery through a new blog on Europeana written by… Continue Reading
Beautiful 3D collection of pre-cinema heritage digitized by CRDI Ajuntament de Girona
img. Cinematographic camera. Bell & Howell, 1940. Museu del Cinema – Col·lecció Tomàs Mallol. Digitised… Continue Reading
Museo della Carta: digitizing paper heritage and exploring new workflows for sharing collections in 2D and 3D
img. A paper mould, 2D image and its 3D digitisation. EUreka3D project/Museo della Carta CC… Continue Reading
Europeana’s Copyright Office Hours on 3D models and copyright
The Europeana Copyright Community’s ‘Copyright office hours’ are informal online sessions that seek to bring cultural… Continue Reading
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